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Women Make Noise

A Sexy Beijing video about female rock musicians in Beijing: Atom, drummer of Hedgehog and Li Qing drummer for Carsick Cars, guitarist for Snapline.

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Fan-farkin'-tastic! Thanks for that. Grrrls rule (but you knew that)

Great stuff...very well done...enjoyed! Can't wait to see Hedgehog this Saturday in Shanghai...

AjS

Yeah, great stuff. But, man she looks like she's 14!!! First glance anyways. She mentioned something about college, so she's at least 20...

those girls rock! and these two bands are the best of 80's generation band.i love them.esp. the song "Zhong Nanhai" from carsick cars is really great.

Sophie (from Sexy Beijing) rocks. Chinese new media is infinitely more interesting with her involved in it, bringing youth culture, music, feminism, to the fore.

Awesome!! Thanks so much!! Great job!!

Not bad, not bad. Pity about the sub translations though - they cut out so much of the meaning from their speeches. lol

Absolutely FAB!
I'm Truly Impressed and Deliriously Happy
for this Incredible Female Drummer!
Keep up the Great Spirits and Never Give Up!
You Have my UnDying Support Always.

God Bless You.

BRAVO! in Eng.

"MO DUK DING'H" in Cantonese.

"FEI SHANG'H LI HAI" In Mandarin.

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